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Exploring Optimal Overclocking Settings for the Latest ASUS ROG Motherboards

LeeJun18
Level 7

Greetings ROG Community,

I’m thrilled to join this knowledgeable forum, and this is my first post. As a long-time enthusiast of high-performance gaming hardware, I’ve recently acquired one of the latest ASUS ROG motherboards and have been exploring its overclocking capabilities. Given the complexity of overclocking and the potential for boosting both performance and longevity, I would like to open a discussion on how to find the optimal settings for overclocking on these motherboards.

Specifically, I’m interested in understanding:

  1. What are the best practices for achieving stable overclocking on ROG motherboards while balancing thermals and performance?
  2. What voltage levels and cooling solutions have provided the best results in your experience, especially with high-end CPUs such as the Ryzen 9 or Intel i9 series?
  3. How does the BIOS interface on the new ASUS ROG boards facilitate fine-tuning, and are there any specific features (like AI Overclocking) that have proven particularly useful?
  4. What benchmarks or stress tests do you recommend for confirming long-term stability after overclocking, and how do these align with gaming performance?

I’ve already explored some initial configurations, but I’d like to further refine my approach with input from this community. Your expertise and insights would be greatly appreciated, especially from those who have experience pushing their systems to the limits.

Thank you in advance for your feedback—I look forward to contributing more as I continue to delve into the incredible hardware ASUS ROG has to offer!

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Jiaszzz_ROG
Customer Service Agent

Hello @LeeJun18 

Thank you for reaching out to us.
To better align with the topic and gather attention from the relevant users, I have moved this discussion thread to the Overclocking & Tweaking section.
Alternatively, you can also start threads in the motherboard section corresponding to your platform or specifications: Motherboards & AIOs.

Thank you.